Teaching is tough. Unleash your inner hero and discover a new narrative for your journey through the academy.
Week of June 19: The Teaching Hero, Effective Disciplinary Reading
Unit: Academic Affairs and Provost
William T. Grant Foundation proposals due August 2
The William T. Grant Foundation is now accepting applications for research grants for its summer deadline of August 2.
National Science Foundation CAREER proposals due in July
The 2017 deadlines for the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development Program are will be in July.
Illinois State University welcomes new group from Panama
Illinois State University welcomes its fifth group of guests from the Panama Bilingüe Program.
Robert G. Bone Scholars named for 2017-2018
Illinois State University awarded 14 undergraduate students with the Bone Scholarship for the 2017-2018 academic year. The announcement was made by the University’s Honors Program.
University College names Impact Award winners
Help celebrate Illinois State faculty, staff and students who were nominated for a 2017 Impact Award.
Fall International Seminar Series to focus on food justice and sustainability
The Fall 2017 International Seminar Series will focus on Food Justice and Sustainability. The seminar series will take place at noon on Wednesdays in the Bone Student Center throughout the semester.
ISU’s next technology focus: Improving your digital experience
Faculty, staff, students, advisors, and ISU IT departments have been collaborating toward a shared and renewed focus on improving your experience of our systems, starting with the My.IllinoisState.edu portal.
College of Fine Arts forms partnership with Shanghai Normal University Tianhua College
Illinois State’s College of Fine Arts and the Office of International Studies and Programs are creating a new international opportunity in the School of Art’s graphic design program.
Students unveil report on Bloomington-Normal intolerance, progress
Seven teams of students from the University’s Department of Sociology and Anthropology and the Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development spent a semester gathering statistics for a report for Not in Our Town.
